hmmmmmm. i have a similar prob. so if i shit near da plantz it will keep animalz away?
Pappy
starfleetcommand
You guys have idea's about deer are all wrong. Deer are naturally curious,and they will follow your scent trail to see where you have been. Anybody who seriously deer hunts knows this. This is especially true if you follow the same path repeatedly. Don't believe me? Test it, I guarantee you will see deer tracks on your trail. The soap,and garlic is somewaht effective if it doesn't get washed off by heavy rain. The good news is though once the plants get big,or start flowering the deer usually will leave them alone. I personally have never seen evidence of coons eating the buds, not that it couldn't happen, but they prefer the likes of corn,nuts,fish etc. Be very careful of what you add to your soil, and make sure you cover your soil with indigenous soils as well. Woodchucks ,coon,and fox all love to dig up your soil. This is only for deer, I remember a fella from here having serious troubles with bud munching elk a couple years ago, Right HiC?
neobud
Get Tiger, Lion, Cougar or Wolfe Dung from your garden shop. Spread it around it works.
trillions of atoms
I use a diluted water- hot sauce mix 5:1 along with urinating around the area.... no probs outdoors since....well, other than bugs!!!!!!
StashDaCash
Little trick ...Take some Fishing string and tie off around your plants .. Like between trees or some posts.. tie them about every foot . Deer will graze into the line and spook them selves
trillions of atoms
Nice... THX
geneosbourne
dont hang soap it will atract rats string up fishing line around the garden and piss in a bottle and stuff a rag in it until its wet and leave it thats how yuo make a real motletav cocktail
trillions of atoms
lol
MidnightToker
Ok, this is coming from first hand experience and knowledge. Deer are NOT afraid of our urine. You are not supposed ti piss on trees cause the deer will eat the bark because of the salt in the urine, killing the tree. Hair works wonders but of course you have the whole DNA thing to deal with if your crop isn't well hidden.
Another excellent thing to do is plant poison ivy, poison oak or poison sumac in a perimeter around your garden. Animals will naturally avoid your defensive ring.
